stackyFACTSIf you want a dwarf to look majestic, you apparently need to shave a bovine from the Himalayas. High-end fantasy productions actively avoid synthetic hair, opting instead to meticulously hand-glue coarse, imported yak hair onto human faces to achieve maximum rugged authenticity.
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